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3 September 2025Reinsurance

Property reinsurance demand holds strong; buyers look to aggregates

Demand for property reinsurance should hold strong into the 2026 renewals, with 21% of buyers in a survey by Moody's expecting to increase coverage for 2026 and an eye-opening 78% saying they are somewhat likely or very likely to consider issuing a catastrophe bond.

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